Boker Plus XS Heinnie® Edition Folding Knife Reviews

4.5 Rating 48 Reviews

The Boker Plus XS has been one of the most popular UK carry folders of recent times. The substantial, sub three inch, non-locking blade has a great deal of resistance in the slip joint mechanism making it a superb choice for your everyday carry, using knife.
This little beauty has now had the Heinnie® treatment to add to its appeal. Exclusive to us and with a unique serial number* on the back of the blade this is a cracking addtion to your beloved Heinnie® collection and a superbly practical knife to boot.
The handle is, of course, red G10 and for this model, the blade is made using 440C stainless steel and it's razor sharp out of the box. Dual thumb studs make it left hand friendly and a firm pocket clip enables ease of carry.
These knives are serial numbered, but sadly we're not able to select a particular number for each order.

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“I've had this knife for a couple of years and have used it almost exclusively day to day use. It was razor sharp out of the box and has a very crisp action. It feels safe to use with the index finger providing a extra safety feature. As a footnote I lost a screw out of the middle of the handle. I rang HH and was delighted to receive a repair kit striaght away. Above and beyond as they say.”

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Posted 21 hours ago

“This is my second BOKER PLUS XS HEINNIE® EDITION, unfortunately lost the first. Can’t be that bad if I’ve bought 2. It’s close to the perfect edc knife for me Good size. Uk legal. Steel is a good balance between edge retention and ease of sharpening. Did put a small sharpening choil on it with a diamond needle file. Fit and finish are good. Only thing I didn’t like about the second one is they seem to have made the back spring a little weaker. First one locked with authority, second is about 80% of what they were. Have a finger choil so not to much to worry about. Still a good lock up, but not as snappy as the first one I bought. Might have something to do with broken back springs?? Service from Heinnie’s is brilliant”

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Posted 6 days ago

“This is my new favourite knife. UK legal, so I can have it in my pocket at all times. One handed opening and closing, which is essential to me in a pocket knife. A nice big choil so I'm not worried about it closing on my fingers. G10 scales. Love the blade shape, and love the knife generally. Good value for money, would recommend.”

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Posted 1 week ago

“Perfect UK Legal knife. The cutting edge is sub-3", and if you tighten the screw the blade gets a real nice stiffness to it, plus the finger hold This is essentially the same as their £80 knife but for half the price. Comes razor sharp too. Very durable pocket clip. Super grippy handle. Love it”

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Posted 1 week ago

“It's a good knife. What it is not, is with a blade no longer than 3 inches, and therefore not "UK friendly carry".”

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Posted 1 month ago

“I am very impressed by this knife. I find it lightweight in the pocket, easy to operate one handed and the quality of finish is excellent. Out of the box it was very sharp, it has kept its edge. For me, this knife is just about perfect, if I was to suggest an improvement it would be a slightly serrated finger choil and a hole to allow fixture of a lanyard. I think for the price it offers very good value for money.”

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Posted 2 months ago

“Stylish heavy duty slip joint, good value compared with the opposition. It's about as much as you want in your pocket, (though when I was working I carried a spyderwrench). Mine has exellent fit and finish, a positive snap on opening and half cock notch, didn't need any sharpening, we'll see how the edge lasts in use. In a downward cutting position it's safe if you use the finger choil, I also squeeze down on the top of the back spring so it's virtually impossible to close by accident. My one improvement would be a dip here and some jimping on the spring itself to emphasise this cutting method. I spent a lot of time cutting up heavy twinwall cardboard pallets to go in the skip. This requires a 'thrusting' motion which is best performed with the edge uppermost, in that case I would roll the knife over on opening and grasp the thumb stud with downward pressure. I can see this tool would lend itself to such use.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Very solid. Finger choil prevents closing. Two stage spring and very reassuring resistance. Feels great in the hand. Out of the box it will shave your arm hair. What more could you ask for £42!!”

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Posted 3 months ago